International Health Economics & Pharmacoeconomics (MSc)

The Master's degree in International Health Economics & Pharmacoeconomics at Hochschule Fresenius - University of Applied Sciences is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the complex landscape of health economics and pharmacoeconomics on a global scale. This programme spans four semesters and is structured to include both theory and practical experience relevant to the health sector. Students will engage in various modules that explore the economic aspects of health care systems, the value of medical technologies, and the impact of pharmaceutical policies on health outcomes.

The programme typically includes an internship or practical semester, reflecting the university's commitment to applying academic learning in real-world settings. This hands-on experience allows students to gain valuable insights into professional practices and to build networks within the industry. The course also culminates in a thesis, providing students with an opportunity to conduct independent research and contribute to the field of health economics.

Students in this programme will develop a robust skill set that includes analytical thinking, economic evaluation methods, and data interpretation, as well as proficiency in relevant software tools. The curriculum is tailored for those who are interested in bridging the gap between economics, health policies, and pharmacoeconomics, making it suitable for candidates with a background in public health, pharmacy, economics, or related fields. Moreover, the programme prepares graduates to meet the challenges of global health economics.

• Health Economic Analyst
• Pharmacoeconomics Consultant
• Health Policy Advisor
• Market Access Manager
• Budget Impact Analyst

Graduates can find opportunities in various sectors, including pharmaceuticals, healthcare consulting, government health bodies, and NGOs.